Includes a 30 inches utility cord, providing ample length for practical use in a variety of situations, from hanging to securing items
The included illustrated instructions outline how to tie the 11 most commonly used knots, ensuring you're well-equipped for outdoor tasks and survival situations
Includes an 8cm carabiner, providing a secure attachment point for your gear, making it easy-to keep your tools accessible and organized
Housed in UST's water-resistant watertight case 1.0 (not meant for submersion), the kit provides durable storage for your tools and supplies, protecting them from water damage

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The UST Learn & Live Kit - Knot Tying quick reference guide is an invaluable tool for wilderness survival and emergency preparedness. This kit provides step-by-step illustrated instructions on how to tie the 11 most commonly used knots, essential for a variety of outdoor tasks. It includes six double-sided skill cards that cover the most popular and useful knots, along with a 30 inches cord for practice and an 8 cm durable aluminum carabiner to assist with knot-tying exercises. All components are housed in UST's Watertight Case 1.0, ensuring the kit remains safe and accessible. Part of UST's Learn & Live reference card collection, this set offers a fun, convenient and effective way for everyone whether seasoned backpackers or first-time campers to learn and practice essential knot-tying skills.

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